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The Department of Education is a true oxymoron. This bureaucratic snake pit has succeeded at only two things: draining money and draining brains; What happens when the federal department in charge of education spends its time and money prioritizing pie-in-the-sky social issues over meaningful education? For far too long, we have listened to the spoiled […]

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The Los Angeles Unified School District has shown that teachers can be held accountable for political bias under existing laws. (Recently), the nation’s second-largest school district found that its teachers’ anti-Israel political advocacy in school violates federal civil-rights laws and the state education code. If the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) – with its [...


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Healing, closure, and gratitude can offer freedom from painful memories and make the present feel that much brighter. The clink and chatter, the thrum of music, the scent of the jasmine candle, the glow of the lights – then the entire party fades into the background. Even though you are standing in the middle of […]

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I’m on a physical hiatus from publishing my articles, but my mind doesn’t stop working. In fact, it’s as active now as it ever was. It’s hard for me to go ‘cold turkey’; this is the first in a series of articles with no particular reason to exist. This morning, I noticed less clarity than […]

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A first-grade teacher says that only one of her 34 students passed a sight words assessment. According to Upworthy, the teacher, Carol Fernandez, shared the clip on TikTok, where she posts classroom ideas and teaching strategies. The report does not say where she teaches. Fernandez says her class has 34 students, and the report describes […]

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